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IIS 6.0 does not serve aspx pages out of the box
No comments · Posted by LizetP in .NET, .NET Framework, ASP.NET
IIS 6 and ASP.NET
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To nvarchar or to varchar in SQL Server to accept French text
2 Comments · Posted by LizetP in Globalization, localization
I found one single character from the French language that its binary representation is not the same for Unicode and Windows-1252. The oe ligature. Let me rant about it… create table test_table(name1 varchar (1) ,name2 nvarchar (1) ) insert test_tablevalues (‘œ’, ‘œ’) select * from test_table select ASCII(name1), ASCII(name2), Unicode(name1), unicode(name2) from test_table select COL_LENGTH(‘test_table’,’name1′) [...]
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Triple hop issue with ASP.NET delegation Part II: Fixing our remote users.
1 Comment · Posted by LizetP in ASP.NET Delegation, IE6, Kerberos, protocol transition
Where did I left the previous part?… ah yes, our Terminal Server users. Well the XP users were okay and happy but the remote users were not… what could possibly be different for both? First, the OS, our remote users connect to windows servers (Windows 2000 Standard servers ) so we checked the kerberos.dll version [...]
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Triple hop issue with ASP.NET delegation Part I: Our Windows XP Pro desktops
1 Comment · Posted by LizetP in ASP.NET, Delegation, Kerberos, Windows XP Professional
Last Friday we had an issue in production: we have a very simple web application with one single page on our intranet that consumes an array of web services. These web services talk to a back end SQL Server. All in all this is a very typical scenario and like most companies with .NET technology [...]
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Forms authentication and client caching in ASP.NET 1.1
No comments · Posted by LizetP in ASP.NET, Cache, Forms Authentication, HTTP, Security
We got really sad news today, the type of news that makes you have sustained stomachache for a few days.I’m not going to blog about the way my stomach feels but to remind me that I like what I do and this is not just a job, it’s a pleasure. The Problem: On one of [...]
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